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Lightyear One: World’s First Fully Solar-Powered Car

Considering the many problems associated with air pollution and the fact of worldwide climate change, electric cars give us the hope of building a cleaner and greener future. However, present battery technology, which requires frequent…

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Cape Town May Become First Major City to Run Dry

A growing number of cities in the world are facing serious challenges in providing adequate fresh water to their residents. Many large cities experience water scarcity all year round. However, Cape Town, South Africa, might…

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Chinese Robot Doctor Makes History by Passing Medical Licensing Exam

Recently, a Chinese artificial intelligence-powered robot named Xiaoyi (meaning Little Doctor) passed the written test of China’s national medical licensing examination, which is the first exam for any would-be practitioner in the country. Xiaoyi is…

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Swallowable Sensors May Reveal Mysteries of Gut Health

The link between gut health and mental health is a well-known fact. Now, researchers at RMIT University (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University) in Australia have developed innovative swallowable sensors to illuminate dynamic systems of…

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Melting Glaciers Are Sinking the Ocean Floor

Glaciers continue to melt, causing rising sea levels due to water being added to the world’s oceans. So much water is being added that the ocean floor has started sinking under this extra weight. A…

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Silicon Valley’s Latest Obsession: $36.99 Per Gallon Untreated, Unfiltered Water

Raw water is the latest health fad in Silicon Valley. Obsession with all things “natural” has reached a new and absurd level where people living in and around San Francisco and Los Angeles are paying…

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James Webb Space Telescope Will Surpass Hubble

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), the highly anticipated successor to Hubble that took decades to build, completed the last major testing milestones before its final launch in 2019. The telescope successfully completed cryogenic vacuum…

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Belize Ends All Oil Exploration in Its Waters

The small South American nation of Belize is home to the largest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere. The reefs are the country’s biggest tourist attraction. But oil drilling poses a serious risk to the…

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Oil Change Every 20,000 Miles? ExxonMobil Guarantees It

We all know synthetic motor oil normally lasts somewhere between 3000 to 5000 miles, and that drivers should get an oil change after every three to four months. But there is a new oil, Mobil…

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FDA Approves Luxturna: Gene Therapy for Rare Form of Blindness

Gene therapy uses genes to treat or prevent disease instead of using drugs or surgery. Recently, the FDA approved the first gene therapy for an inherited retinal disorder. The therapy is called Luxturna. The revolutionary…

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Industrial News

Lightyear One: World’s First Fully Solar-Powered Car

Cape Town May Become First Major City to Run Dry

Chinese Robot Doctor Makes History by Passing Medical Licensing Exam

Swallowable Sensors May Reveal Mysteries of Gut Health

Melting Glaciers Are Sinking the Ocean Floor

Silicon Valley’s Latest Obsession: $36.99 Per Gallon Untreated, Unfiltered Water

James Webb Space Telescope Will Surpass Hubble

Belize Ends All Oil Exploration in Its Waters

Oil Change Every 20,000 Miles? ExxonMobil Guarantees It

FDA Approves Luxturna: Gene Therapy for Rare Form of Blindness

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